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  • 7/3/2025
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Co worker Kept Stealing My Stuff—Until I Outsmarted Her With Glitter
She Stole My Pens. So I Made Her Regret Touching Anything That Wasn’t Hers.
You ever have that one coworker who pretends they didn’t mean to cross a line... but does it over and over anyway? Yeah. I did too. She thought stealing my pens was harmless—until the day her notebook betrayed her in front of the entire office.

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Transcript
00:00You ever have that one co-worker who pretends they didn't mean to cross a line, but does it over and over anyway?
00:06Yeah, I did too.
00:07She thought stealing my pens was harmless, until the day her notebook betrayed her in front of the entire office.
00:13If you've ever dreamed of serving silent, glittery justice to someone who wouldn't stop testing your patience,
00:18hit that like button, subscribe, and buckle up.
00:21Because today we're diving into one of the most deliciously petty, but completely justified, office revenge stories you'll ever hear.
00:28I work in a pretty chill office.
00:30Quiet people, manageable workload, passive-aggressive coffee machine notes.
00:34Your average workplace ecosystem.
00:37But lately, something strange kept happening.
00:40My pens were going missing.
00:41Not all pens.
00:43Just mine.
00:44And not the cheap bulk ones either.
00:46I'm talking about the good pens, those smooth purple gel pens I bought because they made taking notes actually enjoyable.
00:52It wasn't the kind of thing you report to HR.
00:54They're pens, right?
00:55But still, every time I reached into my cup holder or my drawer, that subtle jolt of irritation hit.
01:02Empty.
01:02Again.
01:03At first, I doubted myself.
01:05Maybe I was being paranoid.
01:07Maybe I left them at the meeting room or lent one out and forgot.
01:10But after the third time in a week, I started to feel it.
01:13That distinct, slow-burning kind of disrespect.
01:16Like someone was poking at my personal space just enough to be noticed, but not enough to be called out.
01:21Now there's this one co-worker.
01:23Let's call her Rachel.
01:24Rachel has that smile that never quite touches her eyes.
01:28Always friendly.
01:29Always a little too curious about what's on your desk.
01:32The kind of person who insists she's just borrowing stuff.
01:35But somehow never returns anything unless you ask.
01:38I had my suspicions.
01:39Then one day during a weekly department meeting, I saw it.
01:42Right there in her hand, my purple gel pen.
01:45The one I special ordered because it didn't bleed through notebook pages and felt like writing on silk.
01:51I knew it was mine.
01:51There was a tiny scratch near the cap and the ink level was exactly where I left it last.
01:56So I said, casually not wanting to cause a scene,
02:00Hey, I think that's my pen.
02:02Rachel glanced down, giggled and said,
02:04Oops.
02:05Oh, didn't even notice.
02:06No apology.
02:08No returning it.
02:09Just that dismissive laugh that told me everything I needed to know.
02:12And that was it.
02:13That laugh.
02:14It snapped something in me.
02:16It wasn't the pen.
02:17It was the principal.
02:18I wasn't about to get into a full-blown office feud over stationery, but I also wasn't about to keep letting this slide.
02:25Not after being openly disrespected like that.
02:28You want to play petty?
02:29Fine.
02:30Let's play.
02:31That night, I went home and did a little shopping.
02:34I ordered a pack of refillable pens that looked almost identical to the ones I'd been using.
02:39Sleek.
02:39Comfortable.
02:40Inviting.
02:41But here's where it gets good.
02:43Instead of regular ink, I filled them with glitter gel refills.
02:46Now, if you've never seen glitter gel ink dry on paper, it's subtle at first.
02:51But once the ink settles, it shimmers.
02:53Like someone exploded a unicorn birthday card on the page.
02:57And these pens weren't labeled or color-coded.
02:59They looked completely normal when you wrote with them, until about ten seconds later.
03:04I scattered them around my desk.
03:06In the pen cup, beside my keyboard, on top of my notepad.
03:09A glittering trap just waiting to be sprung.
03:12A few days later, we're back in another team meeting.
03:15Rachel's sitting across the table, casually jotting down notes.
03:19And then, it happens.
03:20Someone leans over and squints at her notebook.
03:23Hey!
03:24Why does your notebook look like a birthday card?
03:26Everyone turns to look.
03:28Rachel lifts the page, and freezes.
03:30The notes she'd been taking?
03:32They were sparkling.
03:33Like full-on glitter shimmer.
03:35Pink, silver, and blue reflections catching in the light.
03:38I watched her stare at the paper like it had just stabbed her in the back.
03:42She didn't say a word.
03:43Didn't even look up at me.
03:45But the silence?
03:46Oh, it was delicious.
03:48You could feel her embarrassment radiating off her like heat from a busted laptop.
03:52I kept my face neutral.
03:54Inside.
03:54I was grinning like a maniac.
03:56After that meeting?
03:57My pen stopped going missing.
03:59No apology.
04:01No confrontation.
04:02Just awkward glances across the room and a noticeable lack of glitter in anyone else's
04:07notes.
04:07She knew.
04:08And better yet, she knew I knew.
04:10What made this so satisfying wasn't just the payback.
04:13It was the elegance of it.
04:15I didn't raise my voice.
04:16Didn't report her.
04:18Didn't stoop to her level.
04:19I simply let her expose herself.
04:21And glitter did the rest.
04:23There's a unique kind of power in making someone confront their own behavior without
04:27saying a word.
04:28And watching her slowly realize she'd been set up, by something as simple as ink, was
04:33poetic.
04:33It was the kind of revenge that leaves no evidence, no trail.
04:37Just pure, sparkling humiliation.
04:40Sometimes, justice doesn't have to come loud or angry.
04:43Sometimes, it just takes a little glitter and a lot of patience.
04:46Because respect?
04:47Isn't taken.
04:49It's earned, and defended even with something as small as a pen.
04:52If this story gave you that chef's kiss feeling, hit that like button and tell us
04:56in the comments.
04:57What's the pettiest but most satisfying revenge you've ever seen?
05:01And hey, subscribe for more stories like this one.
05:04Because here, we believe karma doesn't always need a big bang.
05:07Sometimes, it just needs sparkles.

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